#barbariansriddeals
I& #39;ve gotten a few messages or comments from people upset they can& #39;t afford the already low deals I& #39;m making. Not because the deal isn& #39;t good but because they& #39;re not in a financial situation to be able to afford it.
Unlike Wotc I want to have a heart to heart.
I& #39;ve gotten a few messages or comments from people upset they can& #39;t afford the already low deals I& #39;m making. Not because the deal isn& #39;t good but because they& #39;re not in a financial situation to be able to afford it.
Unlike Wotc I want to have a heart to heart.
It& #39;s not that every sale isn& #39;t meant for you but rather you have to look at it like this:
The Price may be right but the time isn& #39;t.
I think for a lot of people in MTG we have issues prioritizing our wants. When we& #39;re plugged into a non stop marketing hype machine you begin to
The Price may be right but the time isn& #39;t.
I think for a lot of people in MTG we have issues prioritizing our wants. When we& #39;re plugged into a non stop marketing hype machine you begin to
feel as though you& #39;re constantly missing out.
But guess what: That& #39;s Ok. Just because something& #39;s a good deal doesn& #39;t mean you HAVE TO BUY it.
I have parents who are chronic rebators. They buy whatever is on sale no matter how useless and get it free (kinda) after rebate
But guess what: That& #39;s Ok. Just because something& #39;s a good deal doesn& #39;t mean you HAVE TO BUY it.
I have parents who are chronic rebators. They buy whatever is on sale no matter how useless and get it free (kinda) after rebate
but it& #39;s never worth the time. They now have several hundred dollars in rebate credit at @Menards and will now honestly never spend it.
I know the appeal of getting a good deal can be a lot but is that really what you want for yourself?
To be constantly "Needing" new stuff?
I know the appeal of getting a good deal can be a lot but is that really what you want for yourself?
To be constantly "Needing" new stuff?